Atticus Beanie-Knit Beanie Pattern
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Welcome Back! Another Wednesday, another free pattern. If you missed last weeks pattern, check out the blog post before this one-The Anchorage Cowl.
The Atticus Beanie, named after my amazing middle child. This beanie is such a quick make using super bulky yarn, like Lion Brand Woolease Thick and Quick.
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Supplies
- US 13 circular knitting needles
- Lion Brand Woolease Thick and Quick
- faux fur pom pom
- scissors
- plastic needle for sewing in ends
Stitch Definitions
k-knit
p-purl
co- cast on
(#)- number of stitches
*….*- repeat this pattern
k2tog- knit two stitches together (decrease)
ssk- slip slip knit (decrease)
Notes
This pattern is worked in the round. Please use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round.
This beanie fits the average adult size head. If you need to adjust the size, either add 2 stitches or decrease 2 stitches in the cast on.
The Pattern
co 46 +1 stitches using the long tail cast on method. Connect to form a circle (46)
The Brim
Round 1-5: k1p1 (46)
The Body
Round 6-7: k all stitches (46)
Round 8: p all stitches (46)
Round 9-10: k all stitches (46)
Round 11: p all stitches (46)
Round 12-13: k all stitches (46)
Round 14: p all stitches (46)
Round 15-16: k all stitches (46)
Round 17: p all stitches (46)
Round 18-19: k all stitches (46)
Round 20: p all stitches (46)
Round 21-22: k all stitches (46)
Round 23: p all stitches (46)
*** starting the decrease rounds****
Round 24: k all stitches (46)
Round 25: *k, k, k2tog*, repeat 16 times (36)
Round 26: ssk (18)
Round 27: p all stitches (18)
Round 28: k all stitches (18)
Round 29: ssk (9)
Finishing up:
Cut a long tail. Using the plastic needle, weave the yarn through the loops on the knitting needles. Pull the needles out of the yarn. Cinch the hole closed and tie off on the inside of the beanie. Add your faux fur pom pom to the top of the beanie.
And that’s it! You’ve finished your Atticus Beanie. Feel free to sell these beanies at your markets. Just give credit to PugLove Crochet.
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Check back next week for the last free pattern: Little Debbie Crochet Trees!
xoxo, Lindsey